Haley Lu Richardson is a star on-the-rise and despite her heavy lifting, Five Feet Apart never materializes into manipulative, predictable disappointment.

Though well-intentioned, family animated comedy/drama Wonder Park struggles to find a tone consistent with its message.

Gabrielle Brady’s documentary takes us to Christmas Island - a home to millions of migrating red crabs and an immigrant detention center that has caused significant grief and trauma all across the tiny Australian territory.

Captain Marvel survives a lackluster first hour and becomes a fun, engaging, and important entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

An absolutely remarkable historical record, and brilliantly constructed documentary, showing us new footage of the first time American astronauts walked on the moon.

Defying categorization, Jean-Luc Godard’s The Image Book is only for Godard’s most loyal and patience followers.

Belgium’s stop-motion animation drama This Magnificent Cake! tells five short stories with Belgium’s occupation of the Congo in the 19th century as a backdrop. And it is unlike any movie I have ever seen.

Domestic thriller Greta is campy, a bit delirious, but also far too silly and empty-headed to mean anything.

Though it completely rewrites history, Fighting With My Family is an endearing, charming underdog tale regarding WWE Superstar Paige’s meteoric rise to the top of the WWE Women’s Division.

With the arrival of The Hidden World, it is official - How To Train Your Dragon is one of the best trilogies, animated or otherwise, of all time.